Every 22 Caliber Round Explained

Chapters: 0:00 .22 Eargesplitten Loudenboomer 0:40 .22 Super Colibri 1:53 .22 Remington Jet 2:45 .223 Remington and 5.56 4:12 5.45x39 5:12 5.7x28 6:05 .22 TCM 7:02 .22 Long Rifle 7:54 .22 Short and .22 Long 8:56 .22 Winchester Magnum 9:29 .220 Swift 10:00 .22-250 10:41 .222 Remington 11:42 .221 Fireball 12:12 .22 Hornet 12:29 .22 Savage High Power 13:05 .218 Bee 13:32 .224 Weatherby Magnum 13:58 .224 Valkyrie 14:35 .22 ARC 14:52 .22 Creedmoor This video covers every .22 caliber cartridge, from the tiny .22 Short and the everyday .22 Long Rifle to wildcats like the .22 Eargesplitten Loudenboomer and modern long range rounds like the .22 Creedmoor. Every round here fires a bullet close to .22 caliber, but they do different jobs. Some are rimfire plinking rounds that cost pennies. Some are varmint rounds built to fly flat past 4,000 feet per second. Others are military rounds made to fragment or tumble inside a target. The video takes each in order and explains where the case came from and why it caught on or died out. Disclosure: @GarandThumb @USAMilitaryChannel2 @VickersTacticalLAV @BallisticHighSpeed @hickok45 @sootch00 @HentaiSurarin @TenaciousTrilobite Sound: Epicdemic Sound Our videos are strictly for documentary, educational purposes only. Imitation or the use of any acts depicted in these videos is solely AT YOUR OWN RISK. Neither we nor YouTube are responsible for any injuries or damage to your guns if you try what's shown in our videos. We are not a federally licensed gun store and DO NOT sell or transact with serialized firearms. We don't sell guns and don't teach how to change them in illegal ways (such as full auto trigger or any grey area NFA topics). By viewing or flagging this video you are acknowledging the above.